By KakiList Editorial Team·Updated April 2026·Editorial standards
TCM in Singapore is TCMPB-regulated — the TCM Practitioners Board (under MOH) registers practitioners, and all practising TCM physicians must be registered. Acupuncture needle reuse is a hepatitis transmission risk; single-use sterile needles opened in front of patients is the quality signal. TCM has evidence-based value for chronic pain, menstrual issues, stroke rehabilitation — it should complement, not replace, medical treatment for acute conditions. KakiList connects you with 159 verified TCM providers serving the Clementi area. Our listed providers maintain an average rating of 4.6★ based on Google reviews. Clementi has a mix of older and newer HDB flats, with some condos near the MRT. Proximity to NUS means some rental properties also need servicing. Whether you live near Clementi MRT or around Clementi Mall, NUS, NTU, our providers serve all parts of Clementi. Compare providers, read verified Google reviews, and contact them directly via WhatsApp — no middleman fees or hidden charges.
For Clementi residents, tcm services here regularly handle chronic pain management, menstrual issue treatment, and stroke rehabilitation. Because the estate runs along Clementi MRT with Clementi Mall nearby, most providers here can cover same-day call-outs across the West zone without long commutes.
Average rating: ★★★★½ 4.6 across 21254 reviews
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Because Clementi is primarily a HDB/Condo area, tcm jobs here lean toward the issues typical of that property mix. Any provider familiar with homes near Clementi Mall will have seen the recurring patterns and can advise on the right fix before quoting.
All practising TCM physicians in Singapore must register with the TCM Practitioners Board (TCMPB). Registration is verifiable on TCMPB's online directory. Unregistered practitioners are illegal. The licence number should appear on prescriptions and official documents.
Consultation at HDB-neighbourhood clinics: S\$35-85. Mid-tier clinic: S\$80-180. Premium/hospital-affiliated: S\$150-320. Acupuncture session: S\$40-150 depending on tier. Tuina (45-60 minute): S\$60-180. Herbal prescription: S\$30-200 per course. Chronic condition packages (10-20 sessions): S\$800-3,500.
Singapore TCM herbs are regulated under HSA's Chinese Proprietary Medicine (CPM) framework. Legitimate clinics source from registered suppliers with documented origin. Ask for printed formula documentation — herbs from unverified mainland suppliers can contain heavy metals or undeclared pharmaceuticals. Reputable practitioners provide full formula breakdowns.
Yes — needle reuse is a hepatitis B/C transmission risk and violates professional standards. Single-use sterile needles opened in front of the patient is the standard. Clinics using pre-opened needles or unclear on sterility protocols are cutting safety corners. Watch needle handling during your first visit.
TCM has evidence-based value for some conditions (chronic pain, menstrual issues, some digestive complaints, stroke rehabilitation). It should not replace medical treatment for acute cardiac, cancer, diabetes management, or infection. Quality practitioners refer patients to Western medicine when appropriate — those pushing TCM as cancer or diabetes cure are dangerous.